Greece

Not that I am aware of, unless you count the Macedonian aqcuirement of Egypt in the 4th Century BC. Greece colonized the Ionian Coast of Asia Minor (Turkey), Sicily, and southern Italy. Greeks traveled to Africa, however, and they were familiar with it. There is evidence that Greece was influenced by the Ancient Egyptians. Much later in modern times, Africa was divided among European colonial powers, but Greece was not one of them.

the most popular hobbies in Greece are basketball , volley , tennis etc , playing an instrument or spending time on the computers..

Ancient Greece and ancient Rome existed, as the term ancient suggests, during antiquity.

the capital of the greek eastern empire

Alexander the Great helped Greece by conquering a huge number of enemies and encouraging the growth of Greek culture. He also built a variety of shipyards, ports, and spread Greek civilization across the world.

Greece has fought for civil wars since the BCs and early ADs. However, Greece began its independence battle in 1821, and ended and was recognized as a modern country in 1832

Houses in Ancient Greece usually consisted of Mud brick, but they could be made of stone if the owner of the house was wealthy.

Attica,

the smaller peninsula in the Peloponnese in southern Greece and

the Chalkidiki peninsula in Macedonia, northern Greece

1. 1. Solon paid off debts for farmers and freed slaves in ancient Athens.

Yes it is Percy sword Anklusmos Riptide oh here is its story see one of Artemis's maids before she was a maid riptide was her hairpin and then after she gave it to Chiron the centaur the son of Kronus who is the son of Ouranos.

So then when Percy Jackson was claimed by Poseidon he was the wielder of Anklusmos Riptide

Uranus the Greek god of the heavens and father of the Titans. His name is one of the only U words from Ancient Greece.

Knossos was built between 1700 and 1400 BC

A name OF a greek plaza is Agora. Not sure if that was what you were after.

The Minoan civilization

Then the Mycenean civilization

Ancient Greece had cattle, goats, chickens and sheep as domesticated animals.

The seafaring was a thing Greeks did when they sailed their ships throughout the sea. They had much adventure in the weary sea and many bad memories.

minoans lived on the island of crete

The original Olympic oath was first introduced in the 1920 Summer Olympics by Victor Boin. It goes like this: "We swear we will take part in the Olympic Games in a spirit of chivalry, for the honour of our country and for the glory of sport." In 1961 "oath" was replaced by "promise" and "the honour of our countries" became "the honour of our teams". "Committing ourselves to a sport without doping and without drugs" came in in the 2000 summer Olympics. (See I'm smart ;-)

Ancient Macedonia was a Greek kingdom on the northern Greek peninsula in southern Europe.

Modern Macedonia is a Greek province on the northern Greek peninsula in southern Europe,

The unrelated Former Yugoslav Republic is a newly founded Slavic Republic north of historical Macedonia in the Balkan region of southern Europe.

In reality , Byzantines are greek-christians . If we have to say about genes ... then nobody is nothing . through all these years of war and enslaved it is too difficult . On the other hand , ancient Greeks said that Greek is not only the one who has born as Greek but the one who speaks the Greek language and has Greek spirit and thinking . So the Greeks of today are ancient Greeks .

Usually a Chiton which is a tunic that stop at your knees, and shows some of the upper part of your chest.

Note that besides the city-states, Greece also developed two kingdoms: Epirus (in the west) and Macedon (in the north). Macedon became the largest and dominant state in Greece. It covered about 1/3 of mainland Greece.

Aristotle classified the political systems of the Greek states into: monarchy (government by one man for the common good) Tyranny (arbitrary rule by one man for his personal advantage) aristocracy (government by the best people according by virtue alone) oligarchy (rule by the rich) democracy (rule by the people) and mixed constitution (a combination of elements of the other systems mentioned above).

Following Aristotle's classification system the ancient historian and political writer Polybius interpreted the political system of the Roman Republic as a mixed constitution. By this he meant that Rome had a complex political system which combined elements of three simpler political systems: monarchy (the two consuls who headed the Republic), aristocracy (the senate) and democracy (the popular assemblies which voted on bills and elected the officers of state). He argued that such a complex system was better than the simpler systems because the latter had flaws. Combining various elements of different systems was better because the three parts of the republican system would check each other with the result that no part could abuse power or "degenerate." This ensured stability.

There were greek states which were classifiable as mixed constitutions according to Aristotle's system

butt destroyed them...

By 44 B.C. (or B.C.E.), Greece had already been under Roman control for over 100 years. It still served as an occasional battleground. For instance, the Battle of Pharsalus occurred in 48 B.C.E. between Roman legions under the control of Julius Caesar and a mixed force of Romans and allied troops (with support from sympathetic Greeks) commanded by Pompey. Taking place in central Greece, it resulted in a victory for Caesar; however, it was a short-lived triumph as, just four years later, in 44 B.C.E., Caesar was assassinated in the Roman Senate.

Because Macedonia is in Greece and Macedonians have an unbroken historical record of identifying as Greeks, ethnically, linguistically and culturally since Macedonia's foundation by the Greeks of Argos in the Peloponnese.